
Teacher Spotlight: Mr. Harvy – From Job to Life-Changing Calling







His story reminds us that God’s plans often look very different from our own. What seemed like years of delay were actually years of preparation. Serving with love and faithfulness is never in vain—and when we place our trust in the Lord, He can transform our lives in ways beyond our imagination.
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Student Spotlight: Daniela – A Pillar of Strength


In the middle of this broken situation, Daniela stepped into a role far beyond her years. She became the primary caregiver for her two younger sisters. When their parents separated, her middle sister was only six years old, and her youngest sister, Ana Lucía, was just two. Today, both are in school, but Daniela remains their greatest source of stability.
Every day she cooks meals in the mornings and afternoons, cleans the house, and makes sure her sisters complete their homework. She remembers how, when she was only a child herself, she had to change diapers, prepare bottles, and even bathe her little sister—tasks her father refused to do.

Her faith in God has been her anchor. She constantly prays for her mother’s health, as she suffers from thyroid disease. She also asks God for economic stability in their home, believing that one day her mother will be able to take care of them again. Daniela intercedes for her sisters, praying that they will grow strong in the Lord. And she prays for herself, asking God to guard her heart and give her strength to keep her faith in the hardest moments.
Her relationship with her father has been difficult, as he has a harsh character. Yet Daniela recognizes that he is also fighting his own battles and is trying to learn more about God. Her mom, on the other hand, is a devoted Christian who constantly encourages her daughters to stay strong and to trust in the Lord’s promises, reminding them that victory belongs to God.
Her favorite Bible passage is Psalm 22–23, a reminder that even in suffering, the Lord is present and faithful.
Today, Daniela is both the practical and emotional support of her family. She has carried the role of caregiver, sister, and encourager. But as much as she appears mature beyond her years, it is important to remember that she is still just a young girl. She needs encouragement, love, and prayer as she continues to grow in her faith.
At her young age, Daniela shines as a pillar of faith, hope, and love in her family.
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Jubilee Concert 2025 – “Jesus at the Center of It All”








The production required months of preparation, with students attending extra rehearsals after school and on weekends. Costumes and sets were entirely designed and created by Jubilee staff and volunteers, including hand-painted backdrops and custom props. Every detail, from lighting to choreography, was carefully crafted to glorify God and immerse the audience in the story of Christ.




Student Reflections:
Jeremy, who played Jesus, shared:
“When I carried the cross, I saw people crying. It was so emotional because we were giving testimony that Jesus exists, that He resurrected, and that He forgives our sins. When I left the tomb as Jesus resurrected, the joy in the audience was incredible. The Lord used me as an instrument. For me, it was the greatest honor.”
Nelson, portraying Judas, said:
“I wasn’t going to play Judas, but when I was given the role, I felt confronted and identified with him. It affected me deeply. The Lord showed me that Judas didn’t get a chance to repent, but I do. It reminded me that God gives everyone an opportunity to be redeemed.”
Pastor David, who oversees the concert, added:
“Every year, the concert’s theme and script come from a word God places on my heart. This year, seeing people gather, worship, and rejoice, I realize the Lord is answering prayers. Telling the story of Christ is the greatest story ever told—there is nothing more powerful than Jesus.”




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“He Has Sent Me” — Our brand new song 2025

We are thrilled to introduce our newest original worship song: He Has Sent Me. This joyful and Spirit-filled anthem was born straight from the heart of God — and from the heart of our ministry. While its rhythm is uplifting and full of energy, its message runs deep: this is a song for the brokenhearted.
Inspired by our theme verse for the year, Luke 4:18–19, this song is a declaration of our mission:




Just like this powerful Scripture, He Has Sent Me reminds us of the calling that rests on each of us — to go, to love, to heal, and to proclaim salvation. The song was deeply inspired by the Great Commission, the command Jesus gave to go into all the world and share the Good News.



Our prayer is that both the video and the song won’t be just something to listen to — but a vessel to reach the hurting, to bring a message of life and healing through Christ. We believe that God will use this song to speak to the hearts of many, and we are simply grateful to be part of His beautiful work.



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Families Growing in Faith





The Rodríguez Family – A New Beginning
Their journey started when Aisha, a third grader, shared with her teacher, Ms. Yorleny, that she wanted to go to church. That same week, she invited Aisha and her family to Jubilee. Ms. Lysbeth even picked them up on Sunday morning to make sure they felt welcomed.
Since that day, the Rodríguez family hasn’t missed a Sunday. Aisha’s mom, Doña Cintia, says:
“We’ve felt like home here. Every Sunday teaches us something new. The children’s ministry has helped our daughters a lot. As a family, we look forward to Sundays with joy. We’re growing, reflecting, and even changing habits we didn’t realize we had.”
Sister María’s Family – Years of Prayer
For 11 years, Sister María and her daughters prayed for their husband and father to come to church. There were times of discouragement, but they never gave up—always asking the church to pray with them.
Then, one day, the prayer was answered.
“When he finally came, we were filled with joy and gratitude,” she shares. “Now we pray together, spend more time as a family, and support each other in ways we didn’t before.”
She encourages other families:
“Don’t give up. Even when it seems like nothing is changing, God is always working.”
The Rodríguez Bonilla Family – A Firm Foundation
This family has been part of Jubilee since the very beginning. Brother Carlos joined in 2015 after seeing how the church was changing the lives of his wife and children. Now, his daughter Gaby is part of the Jubilee staff, married to Mr. Alexander—also a team member.
He shares:
“Jubilee is a church that seriously preaches Christ. We’ve seen God work in our family—growing in faith, loving the Lord, and walking with reverence. God began something in us, and He keeps working to perfect it.”
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A Day to Celebrate: Student’s Day at Jubilee 🎉




This year’s celebration was full of laughter, surprises, and creativity. Each classroom turned into a joyful space, where teachers went the extra mile to make their students feel loved and celebrated.







While the day was full of play, we also look ahead with hearts of prayer. Exam week is approaching, and we know it brings challenges for many of our students. As a community, we’re lifting up each child in prayer—asking the Lord for peace, clarity, energy, and wisdom. We believe our students are not only smart and capable but also deeply loved by a God who walks with them in every season, including test week.
As Nehemiah 8:10 reminds us: “The joy of the Lord is your strength.”
That joy was clear on Student’s Day—and we pray it continues to fill our classrooms during this exam season.
Thank you for praying with us, supporting us, and rejoicing in all that God is doing through the lives of our students.
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Jubilee’s Science Fair 2025






Here are a few highlights:
- The Elephant paste Experiment: Our little ones from Pre-K amazed us with their eloquent explanation of this colorful and exciting chemical reaction. They explained how it demonstrates the principles behind modern fire extinguishers—an engaging and fun way to explore chemistry at a young age.


- Smart Glasses for the Visually Impaired: Armed by our 9th-grade scientists, this invention truly impressed us. They created a low-cost prototype to help people with vision loss, spending only around $60. After researching, they discovered that similar products on the market cost approximately $3,500. This high-quality invention has great potential to make a real impact for those in need.


- Firefighting Robot: 10th-grade students created and built a small robot capable of detecting and extinguishing fires using heat sensors. Programmed through Arduino, the robot can locate the fire and take action to control it. It was an “out-of-the-box” innovation with real possibilities—both for home use and, if expanded, for entire cities!


- The Coandă Effect Demonstration: Our 4th graders gave a fantastic and simple explanation of this fascinating physical effect. They showed how air tends to stick to curved surfaces, helping us understand why airplanes can lift off the ground.


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A New Adventure Begins: Our Playground Inauguration!














We ask for your prayers over this space, that it may always be a place of laughter and safety, where our little ones grow in strength, courage, and faith. May this playground be a symbol of God’s goodness and provision for years to come!
Come and see what the Lord is doing in Honduras! Join us on a mission with Jubilee—a week filled with love, worship, and unforgettable cultural experiences!
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Meet Our New Teachers at Jubilee!





Ms. Nohely – Academic Secretary


Ms. Paola – Natural Science Teacher



Mr. Escobar – Mathematics Teacher

My name is Bryan Isaac Escobar Rico. I studied mathematics, a subject I am passionate about teaching. My greatest purpose at Jubilee International is to share the love of our Lord Jesus with my students. I want them to know and respect His commandments, understand the rules for living, and recognize that Jesus is our only salvation. Through my subject, I pray that God will use me to instill spiritual, moral, and ethical values in my students’ lives.


Isaiah 41:10 says: “Do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.” This verse guides me as I serve at Jubilee.
Ms. Andrea – Skills Teacher



Welcome to the Jubilee family!

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A Taste of Love: Our Mission Trip Sisters Bring Joy Through Cooking




















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